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Are you worried about another prolonged market decline, economic
downturn, or worse?

Have you given up on the financial markets all together?

Do you own Gold and Silver as a hedge against inflation?

What are you doing to protect that portion of your life savings,
which remains invested in the markets via retirement and brokerage
accounts?

I know, I know: so many questions, so much confusion, and so
much uncertainty.

Many folks out there have given up, resigning themselves to take
whatever the market dishes out and considering themselves lucky to simply have
an investment portfolio to begin with.

With all the market rigging, corruption, political scandals, and
economic uncertainty in the world, I can’t really blame them, but there is a solution.

The huge ups and downs over the last two decades have left us
all a bit shell-shocked, believe me, I know.

The bottom line: no one wants to be fooled again into
taking a roller coaster ride to the slaughterhouse.

So what’s the answer for conservative long-term investors who
want to preserve their life savings and keep pace with the ever-rising cost of
living?

In this age of never-ending uncertainty, the answer is
clear: simplicity, diversification, and prudence,
coupled with an effective long-term strategy to navigate
exposures to risk over the long haul.

My confidence in these
tenets is hard-won.

My name is Joe Russo. I’ve
been studying finance since 1987 and I know personally and viscerally, what it
means to see your long-term investments suffer the peaks and valleys of market volatility
without the balancing ballast of patience and strategic discipline.

More than a decade ago, I found myself taking a hard look at my
investment portfolio. I stopped myself
before I got very far.

You know, I thought, You are truly insaneif
you think that you could do better than the S&P 500 making investment
decisions simply by listening to the news, neighbors, chasing the latest hot
tips, or taking advice from a discount brokerage firm.

Yeah, that nagging voice—the one we all share— finally told me
to just calm down, and to not get ahead of myself. To think clearly about what I’d already lost,
won back, what I needed to protect, and what I needed to do in order to make
sure that I didn’t fall into the same old traps. To make me promise that I’d never bury my
head in denial with every other loser on the planet.

The instinct to make money and protect our nest eggs is what
drives a lot of us to save and invest in the first place.

I’ve been self managing my long-term savings and investment
accounts for several decades, but I must admit to more than my fair share of
shortcomings and failures.

I feared that the market wouldn’t recover after a big fall, I
feared that I would get out too soon and watch in agony as the market
skyrocketed leaving me behind, fear that my instincts and know-how were, at the
end of the day, plain wrong.

That little voice in my head perpetually seduced me into
accepting that my emotional misery and lackluster results were my own damn
fault.

Yeah, a borderline sadistic approach, to say the least!

I finally came to a harsh conclusion: the seductive voice that I
thought was my inner compass, my prudent guide, was, in fact, my very worst
enemy.

Upon realizing this, I decided that instead of giving up,
instead of reconciling myself as helpless, I’d work tirelessly to find
a mathematically based strategy, one that could handily trump my deceptive,
emotionally based hopes in order to manage my hard-earned savings successfully.

And that I did.

I knew better than to buy lock-stock-and-barrel into the
buy-and-hold the S&P 500 sales pitch, but I also knew that historically,
stocks had proven sound investments and a reliable inflation hedge.

I also knew that, historically, there was no better place to
participate in equities than a low cost index fund or ETF tied to the
performance of the S&P 500.

The challenge I resigned myself to was figuring out a way to
mathematically quantify when it was time to take profits and go to cash (or
short the market), and when it was safe to get back in with the bulls.

Straight away, I knew that I would never in a million years find
such mathematically quantified information in the Wall Street Journal, from
CNBC, a newsletter, a book, or even a registered investment advisor.

At that time, my primary target and area of focus was the
benchmark S&P 500 index, although I’ve since discovered that this long-term
strategy works great in other markets as well.

So I began the long and arduous journey of learning everything I
could about economics, financial markets, politics, history, the Federal
Reserve, monetary policies, interest rates, and the technical analysis of
stocks and commodities.

After numerous bouts of trial and error, money made and money
lost, I finally found my Holy Grailof long-term investing.

I figured out how to mathematically quantify, adjust, and
measure the performance of this strategy over several decades of historical
price data. The rest is recorded history.

I’ve since said goodbye forever to that seductive little voice I
used to listen to all the time. That
inner voice driven by fear, greed, ego, hope and denial is now gone
for good, plain and simple.

I’m not going to be coy about sharing this information; we’ve spent
enough time already soft-shoeing around fears that the sky will fall down
around us once more. And maybe it will.

That’s precisely why I’m reaching out to you today. To alert you to a simple, sound solution for
self-managing your investments and savings accounts, one that practically comes
with a no-fail guarantee.

Look: I get it. Emotions
are like powerful drugs; so is the codependency of complacency and denial. You might think you’ll be happy with
luck-of-the-draw results.

You might think you’ll be okay with managing one disappointment
at a time, hoping for a better next time, or just listening to whomever seems
to have the slightest bit of knowledge that you lack.

I get it. I’ve been there. It doesn’t work. I think you know that too.

Now, if you want to break the cycle of
frustration and failure and get permanent relief from that nagging voice of
emotion and responsibility, if you’re ready to lift your head from the sands of
denial, clear your thoughts and get smart about patient, disciplined,
proven investment strategies designed for long-term success, then please,
read on.

The secret I’m about to reveal has been my long-term investment
weapon since I found it, but honestly, it’s just too good, too easy and
simple not to share. It’s
the Guardian Revere Long-Term Trend Monitor.

So, what is "the Monitor" and how will it help you
realize outstanding results in your self-directed long-term savings and
investment accounts?

Once you have become a member, beyond taking action in response
to periodic action-alerts, there is nothing else that you need to do.

If there are no action alerts within 3-months, we’ll keep in
touch with regular quarterly updates, but we won’t nag you with weekly warnings
or emotional table poundings.

The market is our only business.
Let us mind it for you, affording you the confidence and luxury to tend
to your business without having to stress about what to do with your long-term
investments every time there’s a big rise or fall in the S&P 500, Gold, or
Silver.

And sure, the Monitor is simple to use thanks to its adherence
to long-term trends and the featured “Alert Notification Service,” but the real
beauty of this service is that it’s backed up with a proven track
record of success.

The Monitor uses a proprietary automated investment strategy. This long-term trend "strategy" is
mathematically coded into computer algorithms, which quantifies entry and exit
signals that calculate and measure the strength and bias of long-term trends.

Is it 100% foolproof? Of
course not, and I’m not going to waste your time shilling something that
doesn’t exist.

Investment involves risk, we all know that. But, quite simply, every aspect of the
Guardian Revere Long-Term Trend Monitor is designed to WORK, from the boots-on-the-ground
monitoring discipline, to the simplicity of the decision-making required on
your end, and, of course, the assurance of its proven track record
& performance.